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The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1887-05-07

May day passed swiftly and surely
nearly everybody was sure that it was
cold day. Beside red.hot stove. clad
in pair Of buiIalo.skin golashes, with
big transparent icicle hanging pendant
from her nose, sat the Queen Of May.
Her rosey bushes were rendered obscure
BY a .s@athing of x x X -four sacking,
well stepped in pain killer. Her trans.
lucent orbs looked dull and watery. To
speak plainly she was badly bunged up
with a cold. Perhaps she had the mumps
thrown in with the coldl yet let us not
anticipate back handed. During the
day her tender parents, by dint of
persuasive eloquence, got her to taste a
spoonful Of Cruel One spoonful was all
she took. She said her swallow was
ehoked up, aud she'd rather be ham,
mered on the head with a mallet than
try any more Of the stuff. The pro-
cession to the May pole was rather
seldom. It's seldom that you see one
like it, As the festivities progressed the
brass band clustered around the North
Pole Of Mag and rendered some Of their
choicest selections 1t is seldom that
such music is heard that is the first.
class dscord part Of it. The music
loving fraction Of the community couldn't
bear hearing it too long, therefore they
quietly walked away until the band had
ceased its surging. For aught we know,
the tune, we suppose it was tune,
might have been requiem to the dead
April. The merry May makers having
dispersed, in quest Of warm snuggerie,
from the cold inclemency. Sam Smith
treated the band, which was rathel
seldom in Sam. The band then went vi
on the hill and played. The musi'
sounded 6rst rate in the distance. Ma,
day was then adjourned till anothe
year.
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pErrs oL>nv KleLEo.

A special di.patcn received by the
Eureka Sentinel. from Bakersfield. Cal,
says: About three weeks ago a man
who stated that he was hunting for land,
made his appearance near Psso Creek,
at the foot Of the Sierras. His actions
were Suspicious and he was closely
watched. Many living near the creek
became satisfied that the stranger ws.s
none other than Pete Olsen the murderer
of Mrs. Lyons in Napa, on February 2.
Aleck and Jefferson Carver, brothers,
procured a warrant for Olsen's arrest.
They invited him to breakfast at their
house, and saw that the description Of
him, Tailed we'll with the stranger.
The two brothers decided to attempt
Olsen's arrest at the cabin where he
slept. Accordingly, shortly before noon
on Friday, in company with R. Owen,
they arrived at the cabin. They were
armed with shotguns and pistols. He
was found clearing ground for garden,
n'eeh oar'er o"'ieu oh hi'n 70 .nio~ "
ms hanus' as ne nau WARRANT ios ms
arrest The latter seized his ak and at
'e"'p'eu " nun AZ oe'e.son oa,se.'
wnefeupon .ne orothers no'h nteu'
Olsen received both charges in the neck
ana oreas'' anu lsil 70 'he srouna' anu
expired ~ 'e" minutes, ms oooy was
Drought mere anu luily ioen1ineo'
II Attention ia called TO the ad. in thi,
issue of the Nevada State Fair, to b'
held at Reno in September next and t.
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The city lots that have become county
property through non-payment Of taxes
by their owners, are being fenced in by
the county. It's protective measure
and one that we have always advocated,
There's no land thief in this section who
can now possibly pack off over two lots
at one load hedged in as they are with
their fence membranes, and then the
boards are liable to rattle and give the
alarm. Before the fences were planted,
it was no uncommon thing, of a dark
night, for land thief to throw half a
dozen lots on his back and make off with
them at single load. Our county dads
have come to their senses at last. Good.
The other evening George Latimer and
Ed. Clark tried the experiment of cooling
of red.hot broncho by means Of rope
hitchod to the animal. The experiment
resulted in Clark getting nine kinds o.
daylight yanked out Of him and Latimel
getting his hands badly burned from thu
friction Of the rope. Small children
should not fool with FIRE or comhustible
of any description.
Michael Donovan a miner employed il
a mine on Rock Hill, Colorado, fell iron
q bucket while being hoisted to the sur
face distance of 100 feet. His bod
was horribly mutilated. A few year
uincs Donovan worked in the Day min
It Jsekyabbit District.
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Paul Mamegoena, San Francisco art
ist, has sent to this office an exceedingly
clever sketch illustrative Of the Bees ex.
pose of Kissane's career. The notorious
Bill is the central figure Of the picture,
and lie is represented with long hair,
broad brimmed sombrero and rugged
ont generally as a frontier terror. In
his belt is blood-stained bowie knife
and on bis breast are medals in honor Of
his achievements. The words "Next"
in large letters suggests look out for
another victim. Exclusive society"
preferred denotes Kissane's present So
cial status, and words "Flowers thank.
fully received" is satire on the custom
of certain women to shower flowers on
great criminals. A halo Of glory about
Kissane's head is Marked. Palace Hotel
Wells, Fargo-In God We Trust
The Martha Washington looms up in the
distance to one side; while on the other
is the title head and vignette Of The Bee.
Its clever cartoon and must be seen to
be appreciated. Sacramento Bee.
Paul was former resident Of Phoebe
and is very well known.
A cyclone pulvsrizer and wind smash
er in general has been patented and put
on the market by an enterprising New
York firm. The machine is guaranteed
to do its work thoroughly and at .
trifing expense. All you have to do il
TO wind it up in the morning and il
catches and atomizes any stray hurricane
that may happen along that way for th'
"a hours following. The pulverizei
should have trial trip in Phoebe. W.
suggest-merely suggest mind you
that certain gentleman Of this plsc,
get one Of the machines as birthds,
| gift to his wife. After having hitched j
to her jaw, unawsres Of course. for a !.
hour run, he could then give his testi
mony as to the merits or dement's Of tn
machine.
Tuesday the miners Of the Onondag
niue received the wages due them 70
the past month up to date. The power
that be" of this mine make no efforts a
stand offs until some period in tn
broad hereafter NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. d
they pay off in checks to be discounte
at two and half and three per cen
Solid twenties are their legal tender.
The divining rod has been used
) Virginia, Nevada, for the purpose Of fn'
! ing ore bodies and from the results a
I crued it seems that it has not been four
wanting.
Richard Gordon and Virgie Yoacha
9 were married Sunday last at the re,
n dence Of the brides parents in Meade
a Valley Wash by Judge Young.
During the past two weeks Is tons
!. ore have been shipped to Salt La
a City from the Onondaga mine.
g. Louis Klein is putting down ne
floor in his saloon and fixing up thin
a generally.
ir Joe. Eisenmann is dealing in real
tate in Salt Lake City.
to A week ago last FRIDAY night the wi
blew.
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WORKING GLASSES AT TEos

uamnlovnent Al home. the whole Of the time, Or
for their spare moments. Business new. hight
and profitable. Persons Of either sex easiiJ
earn from SO cents to $500 per evening. and
proportional sum by devoting all Their time 70
The business. Boys and girls earn nearly az mucn
men. That all who zee this may send their sd
dress. aud test the business, we make this onsr,
10 such rs are not well satisfied we will send
one dollar to pay for the trouble q wrn,Ds.
Full psrtiucars and outnt free. Address SHoaek
s1uscs i Co., Rortisnes askns.
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

be followed by survey OF sne COUNTIES
Of White Pine, Lincoln, Nye anu IS
mersida. FOR Sous sAAe' ss"''
uarv examinations, surveys, etc, have
heen made Of Lincoln county already. |
Her punishment is greater than she can |
hear Law of, Madcuf, lay Oft AL
though, as peaceful and law abiding
community. the people of Lincoln can
heat any mark YOU can make in the road
vas is there one resource left her vet.
Jost below town a band OF warlike
.,yaoes are camped. The sheen on their
tomshawks is like stars on the sea.
These rude and uncultured beings could
hs easily induced TO dive their tomshawks
il preliminary. chorographic, surveyors
co,e. or perhaps bring him down on the
wing as he flew past with his pockets
.tnffsd full Of photographic railroad
mans.
In answer to letter addressed to w.
J. Mulyenon, Sheriff Of Yavapai county,
Arizona, in reference to the Clevinger
murderers, the Elko Independent says.
We this morning received the following
under date of April 2Ist: 1.-THE grand
Jury called at an adjourned term Of the
District Court, which met on the 18th
dsy Of March. found an indictment
against Frank Wilson and John johnson
for the murder Of old man Clevinger and
mo ",V, ~ - y - ~,
.4,, VI oe'''e 0se' 49,
49, :, ~.
A"N ""'
oil court on the Rrounu' 'ha' 'hey cou''
prove an aiipi win Time 70 procure GER
tam witnesses Inc DISTRICT A''oineS
ouered 70 allow 'na' 'ney cou'u p'o'e
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tl0l lean live at home and make more money
VIII LAT work for US. than Ut anything else In
lUuthis world. Capital not needed; you are
started free. Bo.h sexes; all ages. Any
one can do the work. Large earnings sure from
first start, Costly OUTFIT and terms free. Better
not delay. Costs you nothing to send us your
address and md out; II you are wise you will do
% Of once. u. HAtxK1x Co., Portland, Ne.
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NOTICE FOR PuBLIcAinI,
LAND OFFICE At xunzxA. NV.

: LAND OFFICE At xUnxxA, NV.
Aysil ~ ~.
Notice IL hereby given that ~ 1slls.lng.
named settler has Aled ncltce - ~
make anal proof in suppovt q ~ eAs ~
that said proof VIII b. ne6e eeeo,s -
trict courl Of Nevads, q fso,ess N2vsS y
No. 2o5. Henry sharp, Tor ~ IVY e - .
Up s Of \ % =. Re na9ee ~ soloS1.
Witnesses 70 prove his continoeus re.a1o1se
upon. aac cultivation q, ~ ~ ".
Louis sharp. Of Ms.doy vausy MI y ~
Jossph Bouzani. Of Hifs; I'll q ~ ~ =
', Nv -. - -.
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Notice to Creditors.

v7srArE OF D. a. ruLxa. DHcnAsxg:
u Notice !. hereby eiyen p ne 49, ~. ~ ~
ceased, to the crsditoEs ~. and ~ peseeee
having claims agntnse ~ NJ dseneoes = =.
hibit them, with the necsoseEy vc1e.ens
ten months after The nrst yuhlieo13oa = ~
notice, 70 the said 1xeeutof - ~ ko =
Dated 1t Phoebe, February M ~.
A. 8. TuoMI4o1s
Executor Of the last will md Tse1n99s q p
A. Fulks, deceased. syw
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The Jobbing Trade.

COAL AND COKE
Block, SO. 25 ~ tom Minshal, $3. % ~ ton; Jack
son, 1878 ~ ton; Pittsburg 81 ~ tons Raymond
City 81 " ton; Winfrede. 81 ~ ton; Campbell
Creek 81 ~ ton; Hooking 1878 " ton; Island City
SO " ton; Highland, $2.75 " ton: Piedmont and
Blossburg IS ~ ton; Duggar Peacock) lump So "
tons nut, So. so y chestnut No. and stove
thracte, 81 ~ and CRATE anthracite. Sc 70
p gas coke lie " bu, $3 " load; crushed coke.
13c o. bu 3.25 ~ load. All soft coal. nut size,
Soc ~ ton less than the above prices on the Same
quality of lump coal.
Alcohol 1905 21O; asafoetida, 20 025c; alum
405c; camphor. 3O032ci cochineal. so O55c chloro-
form, As SOC; brls, S3 03. so: tar
tar. pure 40042ci indigo, Soc0$1. lcorice, Calab.,
morphine, p. s. W.. y OF. S3.5003.65; madder. II
a 4c; oil CASTOR p gal 81 so 90; oil. bergamoe
- H. So 03. %; opium. SO 000525; qunine p. 50
w, ~ OF, So $500: balsam copaiba. 50055c; soap,
astile FIR. 120I6c; soda, bicarb., 4lo06c; salts,
EPSON. 4 65c: sulphur. flour. 406c; saltpetre, 80
zoe; turpentine 3604oc; glycerine, % 632c; odide
potass So 03 bromine potass., 4204Sc; chlorats
potash. 25c; borax. 10012c; cinchonidia, 1920;
carboiic acid. 40 050c
OrLs-Linseed oil, raw, Acc gal: boiled
49c; coal-oil. legal test. SA013 lac; bank, 40c
hest straits 45c; Labrador soc; West Virginia iu
bricating 20 D30c miners. Csc. Lard Ons-No. !.
50D55c; do extra SIS a 60c-
WHITE LEAD--Pure 81 06i9c; lower grades, Ole
06c.
TICKINGs-Amoskeag AGA 14i9c; Conestoga BF
l5c; Conestoga extra, 13loc; Conestoga Gold Medal
lac; Conestoga GOA, 12cs Conestoga A, lOc; Con,
estogax. Sc, Pearl RIVER 12laci Falls 0BO. 32inch
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Elsewhere.

CHICAGO. Aug 20 The Drovers' Journal re-
ports: Cattle-Receipts. 5000: shipments. so. 600
total for the week Shipping steers S 70 f1 90
mixed, SI.35 so: Texas cattle. 81 .9O03.35; Ne
braska Texans. So 40: Nebraska half breeds. SIS. 10.
Hogs-Receipts. 1000; shipments. 900 Mar
and shipping. $5.1505.35; light, $4750535; skips,
$304
sheep-Receipts, sOo shipments none. Market
steady. Muttons, So. 5O04.35 Western, $500
37O Texans. 303. IS; lambs, $405.
KANSAS CITY, Aug. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, 81
143; shipments. official Yesterday, 2,919. Active
and strong for choice corn-fed others steady. Good
choice corn-fed $4OO04 SO. common to medium
81 6003. 15 cows, $14002.65; large steers 81. 10
$500.
Hogs-Receipts. 5. 14o; shipments, official yester-
day. 24S. Market strong Choice heavy firm: mixed
5. 20; common to medium. $470O5.O5 skips and
pigs. So. 8O046O.
Sheep-Receipts. ST. shipments, official Yesterday,
common aao na ta s s5fa1y gs9So 70
ST. LOUIS, Aug. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. l. 800;
shipments. 700. Market strong Fair to choice
heavy native steers. 81 .O004. 20; butchers steers
fair to choice. $34003.9 5: feeders. fair good.
good corn-fed So. 1926
Hogs-Receipts, 300; shipments, 1, 500. Market
strong. Choice heavy and butchers selections,
S.. 25 05.40; packers and Workers. medium prime
$5.0005.2O; pigs, common to good. Sd 4004.95.
Sheep-Receipts, 800; shipments, J. 900. Market
$50. '1''''' ~'-O ''-'''0' ''''0"
EAST LIBERTY, Pa, Aug Observation-Disclosures,
consgnments.
Hogs-Receipts. 500: shipments, 900. Market
fair; Philadephias. So. so $3.50: Workers. $500
$40; grasssrs and light. $4.75O5.1O.
dull at yesterdays prices No truth in report that
East Liberty stockyards were destroyed by fire.
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FRATERNITIES AND ORGANIZATIONS
Secret Societies:
ODD-FELLOwS,

Shelbyville Encampment received six petitions for
membership Friday night.
Canton Indianapolis will meet tomorrow night.
when three candidates will be mustered.
J. B. Kimball P. G. NJ. and wife will visit Denver
during the session of the Sovereign Grand Lodge.
Canton Angola went into camp last week at Hills
dale. Mich. The wives of the members accompanied
them
wy Monroe P. g. R.. will move from North
Madison to Franklin this week His health is slightly
improved.
school of instruction will be held at Marengo,
Crawford county Friday Sept. O.. The grand in.
structor will be present and conduct the school.
-Four lodges will be present.
Twenty-Five years ago California had less than
thousand Odd fellows. It has now TWENTY-FIVE thou
sand. gaining about thousand annually. Since
1853 So, 600. 600 has been expended for relief
The annual picnic of the lodges of Madison county
at Pendleton on Wednesday was attended by three
thousand persons. number of cantons Patriarchs
Militant were present and INDUCED IN an exhibition
drill.
There are now eight lodges in this city. and their
525:45 Philoxenian leads with $22 924 90 Ger
ss si Us g. Indianapolis. So ess 81 Mozart ss'
913 So Centennial. 1.6o1.39, and Meridian.
$12SOO8
by Philoxenian Lodge on Wednesday night. There
good attendance The degree-master
put the new form of the third degree the floor.
Next Wednesday night there will be rehearsal of the
first degree
Last Wednesday night Blue Ridge Lodge. at Gym
thiana entertained the degree staff of Shelby Lodge
and visitors from Homer and w aldron. One capdi-
date initiated by the staff the work being done
in very superior manner fully maint tanning the
cellent reputation of Shelby Lodge for good work.
At close of the work short speeches made by
number of the brethren The lodge closed and the
ladies took charge of the visitors Refreshments
were served. AZ later hour the staff returned to
Shelbyville.
KNIGHTS PYTHIAs.
Star Lodge. No. T. conferred the third rank upon
candidate on Tuesday night.
Olive Branch Lodge No. 2, had three candidates
for the second rank on last Saturday night
q
rank upon candidate on Thursday night.
Marion Lodge, No. L. conferred the ampfed third
rank upon eight candidates Wednesday night.
The Fourth battalion of the Uniform Rank will
hold its annual encanpment at Columbus, Ind, from
Sept. Ia to 16.
During the past week Grand Keeper of Records and
Sea- Frank Bowers received handsome large picture
Of Past Supreme Chancellor D. D. Woodruff. OF Geor-
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The Building Associations.

Virginia avenue is the most prolific street for asso
Citations of which it has no less than half dozen.
Haughve has three very prosperous associations,
composed principally of the employees of the Mallable
iron-works.
Assessor Quill complains that there yet few
associations that have not filed their financial
ment with him.
The annual meeting of the Star Association will be
held Wednesday evening, at No. Sc East Market
street for the election of four directors.
The annual meeting of the stockholders of the
Brightwood association will be held Monday evening
when new directory will be elected. The associa-
ton is in a very prosperous condition.
The Hutual Home association is doing very
tensive business. It presents features not be-
longing other associations that make very popu
lar Among them Is the privilege of starting any
time without paying back dues.
wellinformed secretary thinks that not less than
$500 600 gone out of the building associations
into new residences for laborng this summer and
the building is continuing Few people recognize the
worth of the building associations to the city.
The Belefontaine- association met last
Wednesday evening and adopted constitution and
by laws. The association Is making excellent
start and only few shares remain untaken. The
meeting place is Pranges grocery store corner of
The Elm Tree is the of a association
men have been named directors: Frederick Bud
denbaunn W. D. Wilson, DR.. T. N. Bryan Theodore
Sommervilie, G. G. Watson Fl. w. Laut. D. G. Bry-
An J. f. Carson. and G. II. Rosebrock. The first pay
night will be Sept. 2. The association loans the
full amount of a share and makes deductions for
premium Its dues, premiums, and interest pay
able weekly. The shares being taken very rapidly
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LIVE STOCK.
Choice Cattle Scarce and in Good Demand
Hogs Active and a Shade Higher for Good.

1NDIANAPoLIs Aug. 90
CArTLE-Receipts, ESQ., shipments, 900 Fair
supply but few choice grades here which in
good demand, at higher prices, while common to
medium were steady About all sold at the close.
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cries apparently the weakest The leading fut-
ranged as follows:

Cash quotations follows: Flour dull and
prices shade easier for winter but firm for spring
patents. No spring wheat. 67a a 6sl4c; No.
spring wheat. 65I2s bid; No. 2 red, 7112c; No. 2
corn 4O12c. No. z oats 24l2c; No. 2 rye .4412c
No. 2. barley. nominal. No. / faxseed. 99c
Prime tinothy-seed. 81. 20. Mess pork per bril-,
sides Qoose) 1900. Whisky, distillers' finished
goods, per GAL, S1-1O.
On the Produce Exchange to-day the butter market
was dull Creamery, 11026c; dairy, 16025o.
Eggs very firm; fresh candled, 14la015c.
Receipts-Flour, 10000 brls; wheat, 80 600 bu;
corn. 161 900 bu; oats, 211 900 bu rye, 1000 bu;
barley 30 600 bu. Shipments-Flour 16, 600 brls;
wheat. So. 900 bu; 81 600 bu; oats. 1000
Blu; rye ], 900 bu; barley, 10000 bu.
BALTIMORE, Aug. -Wheat-Western steady
and quiet. No. winter red. spot, 7Sl9O7S34c:
September 1914 079lac; October SOl90SO5sc; De-
cember 93aa0 o3s.c Corn-Western steady and
duh; mixed spot. Al BIC bid; September, 4S04S5sc;
October 49D49asc. Oats steady and firm; Western
white. 32034c; do mixed. 30032c. Provisions
steady with fair inquiry. Coffee nominally firms Rio
cargoes, ordinary far, 194a2 zoe. Other articles
unchanged Receipfs-Flour. 11.901 brls; wheat.
4O. 400 bu corn. / 900 blu; oats 5000 bu. Ship
nests-Flour, 436 brls; wheat $4,000 Blu.
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INDIANAPOLIS MARKETS.
Trade Daring the Past Week has Been of
Good Volume and Character.


Good Volume and Character.
INDIANAPOLIS, Aug 20.
With all dealers the past week has been a very salts
factory one. Perhaps al exception might be made
in the case of the dry goods msn but even among
these there complaint. though trade for the
first three weeks of August has been characterized by
the dulness which always marks this season. There
FORE the dry goods dealers have not expected to
do much business they disappointed and do
grumbe ut the situation. fact which adds to their
firm and the prospect for fall and winter that
will equal il not surpass that of last very good
Grocers have been very busy during the week and
strong. sugars firm. and canned goods wanted
as top figures. There is very firm feeling in
produce. Butter is very firmly held and all kinds
especially fancy grades-scarce Eggs and poultry
STEADY though the receipts of the latter very lib
era Fruits, though not abundant, are in better sup
ply, and prices shading trihe In miscellaneous
trade fairly good to good reports greet the in
drugs etc. all moving freely and the leather men
report excellent trade for the past week and still
better in prospect for the week to come. Taken
whole the outlook is favorable.
GRAIN.
There good attendance on Change, to-day
with but little business doing in wheat, which was
firm There show of activity in corn and
oats both of which weaker. The inspections in
to-day were twenty-eight wheat, five cars corn
and eighteen cars oats. The only inspection out
was one car of oats. The closing bids on Change
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Y1OR SALE-oNLY ONE DOLLAR PER YEA
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